Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

In the aftermath of a brutal battle, soldiers under Li Chao's command execute strict military discipline, showing no mercy to enemies, including the elderly and children. While Li Cheng Qian expresses compassion for the weak, Li Chao allows some leniency, sparing certain individuals but insisting on the execution of others to instill fear. The battlefield is meticulously cleaned, and fallen soldiers are honored with care. The Crown Prince's naivety is challenged by the gruesome realities of war, as he confronts the consequences of violence. Ultimately, military orders prevail, emphasizing the harsh nature of survival in warfare.

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